Bride of the Gorilla - Challenges of Plantation Management
Mrs. Dina Van Gelder:
Hello, Barney.
Barney Chavez:
Good afternoon, Mrs. Van Gelder. It's been an unpleasant day. Your husband pays me to run his plantation, not to be killed by the heat.
Mrs. Dina Van Gelder:
It's part of the job.
Barney Chavez:
Rubber is going up in price every day. I can't get enough workmen. When I do they run away to go into business for themselves. Now, when they had slaves -
Mrs. Dina Van Gelder:
Aren't we all slaves?
Barney Chavez:
Sure.
Mrs. Dina Van Gelder:
Not me. I'm free.
Barney Chavez:
You call this freedom, with bars in front of the windows?
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Godzilla, King of the Monsters! - Inquiry About Godzilla's Responsibility for Disasters
Steve Martin:
What is the name of this monster?
Old Man:
Godzilla...
Security Officer Tomo Iwanaga:
You hear that? Godzilla.
Steve Martin:
So, they believe that this Godzilla is responsible for all the ship disasters?
Security Officer Tomo Iwanaga:
They're certain of it.
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Godzilla, King of the Monsters! - Skepticism About Monster Sightings
Security Officer Tomo Iwanaga:
He claims he saw a monster - a horrible monster.
Steve Martin:
If he saw a monster, he's had too much saki.
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Godzilla, King of the Monsters! - Renewal After Loss
Steve Martin: [last lines; narrating]
The menace was gone...so was a great man. But the whole world can wake up and live again.
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Godzilla, King of the Monsters! - Destruction and Desolation in Tokyo's Aftermath
Steve Martin: [first lines; narrating]
This is Tokyo. Once a city of six million people. What has happened here was caused by a force which up until a few days ago was entirely beyond the scope of Man's imagination. Tokyo, a smoldering memorial to the unknown, an unknown which at this very moment still prevails and could at any time lash out with its terrible destruction anywhere else in the world. There were once many people here who could've told of what they saw...now there are only a few. My name is Steve Martin. I am a foreign correspondent for United World News. I was headed for an assignment in Cairo, when I stopped off in Tokyo for a social; but it turned out to be a visit to the living hell of another world.
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